John Taylor Ogden

I will always remember his pranks. He will always be missed. I am So very sorry for your loss Gretchen.

I would like to express my condolences to the family and friends of Jack. I knew Jack from the seventh grade at North and up through high school and on. He may have been small in stature, but he certainly made up for it in heart. He was one of the people that I always tried to visit with at class reunions. The Boise Class of '56 has lost a great friend!

Harold Nelson

I don't know who was my 'best' teacher, overall, because I had a handful who were outstanding. Jack may have been the opposable thumb of that hand, that made the whole thing work. What a bright light! What an inspiration. Rick Incelli; weldor, engineer, teacher

Oh I so miss my little Leprechaun. Jack, you always brightened my day with your teasing and fun personality. I loved your little Hilary Clinton signs on the back of your car. Thank you for all the soap stones, bolts, & nuts that you gave me for tips when I was working at the Dirty Shame. I will never forget you. Rest in peace my friend.

I grew up with Jack in the Northend of Boise. We went through Grade School, Jr. High & High School together. I have many fond memories of all the Ogdens. Keep his memory alive by talking about him & all he taught you.

Carol Horton Coombs